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 garyroberts7 writes "I realize LeafyMcLeaf already posted something similar, but he couldn't find all the rosters, so i'm just adding on to it. Here are the complete rosters...
TEAM CANADA
FORWARDS: Todd Bertuzzi, Shane Doan, Kris Draper, Simon Gagne, Dany Heatley, Jarome Iginla, Vincent Lecavalier, Rick Nash, Brad Richards, Joe Sakic, Ryan Smyth, Martin St. Louis and Joe Thornton.
DEFENSEMAN: Rob Blake, Chris Pronger, Adam Foote, Ed Jovanovski, Scott Niedermayer, Wade Redden and Robyn Regehr.
GOALIES: Martin Brodeur, Marty Turco and Roberto Luongo.
INJURY RESERVES: Eric Staal, Jason Spezza and Bryan McCabe.
TEAM U.S.A.
FORWARDS: Jason Blake, Eric Cole, Craig Conroy, Chris Drury, Brian Gionta, Scott Gomez, Bill Guerin, Mike Knuble, Mike Modano, Mark Parrish, Brian Rolston, Kieth Tkachuk and Doug Weight.
DEFENSEMAN: Chris Chelios, Derian Hatcher, Jordan Leopold, John Michael-Liles, Aaron Miller, Brian Rafalski and Mathieu Schnieder.
GOALIES: Rick Dipietro, Robert Esche and John Grahame.
TEAM CZECH REPUBLIC
FORWARDS: Jan Bulis, Peter Cajanek, Martin Erat, Milan Hejduk, Ales Hemsky, Jaromir Jagr, Robert Lang, Rostislav Olesz, Vaclav Prospal, Petr Prucha, Martin Rucinsky, Martin Straka and David Vyborny.
DEFENSEMAN: Frantisek Kaberle, Tomas Kaberle, Filip Kuba, Pavel Kubina, Marek Malik, Jaroslav Spacek and Marek Zidlicky.
GOALIES: Dominik Hasek, Milan Hnilicka and Tomas Vokoun.
TEAM SWEDEN
FORWARDS: Daniel Alfredsson, Per Johan Axelsson, Peter Forsberg, Mika Hannula, Jorgen Jonsson, Fredrik Modin, Markus Naslund, Sameul Pahlsson, Mikael Sameulsson, Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, Mats Sundin and Henrik Zetterberg.
DEFENSEMAN: Christian Backman, Kim Johnsson, Kenny Jonsson, Niklas Lidstrom, Niklas Kronwall, Mattias Norstrom and Mattias Ohlund.
GOALIES: Stefan Liv, Henrik Lundqvist and Mikael Tellqvist.
TEAM FINLAND
FORWARDS: Saku Koivu, Olli Jokinen, Niko Kapanen, Mikko Koivu, Jere Lehtinen, Teemu Selanne, Tuomo Ruutu, Ville Peltonen, Sami Kapanen, Antti Laaksonen, Antti Mietinen, Jarko Ruutu and Jukka Hentunen.
DEFENSEMAN: Teppo Numinen, Sami Salo, Kimmo Timonen, Joni Pitkanen, Toni Lydman, Aki-Petteri Berg and Ossi Vaananen.
GOALIES: Kari Lehtonen, Fredrik Norrena and ?????.
*Note: Mikka Kiprusoff has pulled himself out of the olympics. *Third Goalie TBD*
TEAM RUSSIA
FORWARDS: Ilya Kovalchuk, Pavel Datsyuk, Alexei Kovalev, Alexander Ovechkin, Alexei Yashin, Viktor Kozlov, Alexander Frolov, Evgeni Malkin, Maxim Afinogenov, Alexander Kharitonov, Alexei Zhamnov and Maxim Sushinsky.
DEFENSEMAN: Andrie Markov, Alexei Zhitnik, Darius Kasparaitis, Fedor Tyutin, Daniil Markov, Anton Volchenkov, Sergei Gonchar and Dimitri Bykov.
GOALIES: Nikolai Khabibulin, Evgeni Nabokov and Ilya Bryzgalov.
TEAM SLOVAKIA
FORWARDS: Lubos Bartecko, Peter Bondra, Pavol Demitra, Marian Gaborik, Michal Handzus, Marcel Hossa, Marian Hossa, Richard Kapus, Ladislav Nagy, Miroslav Satan, Jozef Stumpel, Marek Svatos and Richard Zednik.
DEFENSEMAN: Zdeno Chara, Ivan Majesky, Andrej Meszaros, Martin Strbak, Radoslav Suchy, Lubomir Visnovsky and Milan Jurcina.
GOALIES: Peter Budaj, Karol Krizan and Jan Lasak.
TEAM GERMANY
FORWARDS: Stefan Ustorf, Jochen Hecht, Marco Sturm, Daniel Kreutzer, Alexanda Barta, Tomas Martinec, Eduard Lewandowski, Klaus Kathan, Marcel Goc, Michael Hackert, Petr Fical and Jan Benda.
DEFENSEMAM: Sasha Goc, Christian Erhoff, Christoph Schubert, Stefan Schauer, Andreas Renz, Alexander Sulzer, Lasse Kopitz and Dennis Seidenberg.
GOALIES: Olaf Kolzig, Robert Muller and Thomas Griess.
TEAM LATVIA
FORWARDS: Girtz Akipans, Armands Berzins, Aigars Cipruss, Vladimirs Manomovs, Alexanders Nizijvs, Grigorijs Pantelejevs, Mikelis Redlihs, Aleks. Semjonovs, Janis Sprukts, Leonids Tambijevs, Herberts Vasiljevs and Maris Ziedins.
DEFENSEMAN: Viktors Ignatjevs, Rodrigo Lavins, Sandis Ozolinsh, Georgijs Pujacs, Ardvis Rekis, Agris Saviels, Karlis Skrastins and Atvars Tribuncovs.
GOALIES: Arturs Irbe, Edgars Masalskis and Sergejs Naumovs.
TEAM SWITZERLAND
FORWARDS: Flavien Conne, Patric Della Rossa, Paul Dipetro, Patrik Fischer, Sandy Jeannin, Marcel Jenni, Romano Lemm, Thierry Paterlini, Martin Pluss, Ivo Ruthemann, Adrian Wichser, Thomas Ziegler and Kevin Romy.
DEFENSEMAN: Goran Bezina, Severin Blindenbacher, Olivier Keller, Mathias Seger, Martin Steinegger, Mark Streit and Julian Vuaclair.
GOALIES: David Aebischer, Martin Buhrer and Martin Gerber.
TEAM KAZAKHSTAN
FORWARDS: Fedor Polishchuk, Sergey Alexandrov, Andrey Ogorodnikov, Andrey Troshcinskiy, Andrey Samakhvalov, Dimitriy Upper, Andrey Pchelyakov, Dimitri Dudarev, Alexander Koreshkov, Yevgeniy Koreshkov, Konstantin Shafronov and Nikolay Antropov.
DEFENSEMAN: Oleg Kovalenko, Artyom Argokov, Denis Shemelin, Aleksey Koledayev, Yevgeniy Pupkov, Alexey Troshcinskiy, Alexey Vassilchenko and Vitaliy Tregubov.
GOALIES: Vitalij Yeremeyev, Vitaliy Kolesnik and Sergey Ogureshnikov.
TEAM ITALY
FORWARDS: Stefano Margoni, Stefan Zisser, Mario Chitaronni, Joe Busillo, Georgio De Betten, Anthony Tuzzoloni, John Parco, Jason Cirone, Giulio Scandella, Lucio Topatigh, Manuel De Toni, Luca Ansoldi and Anthony Iob.
DEFENSEMAN: Florian Ramoser, Michele Strazzabosco, Armin Helfer, Christian Borgatello, Andre Signaretti, Carter Trevisani and Robert Nardella.
GOALIES: Gunther Hell, Jason Muzzati and Rene Baur.
PROJECTED FINISH:
Gold: Canada
Silver: Russia
Bronze: Sweden
4th Place: Czech Republic
5th Place: U.S.A.
6th Place: Slovakia
7th Place: Finland
8th Place: Germany
9th Place: Latvia
10th Place: Switzerland
11th Place: Kazakhstan
12th Place: Italy
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by Tweek on Friday, December 23
(User Info | Send a Message) | Projected finish for the top 4....
1st- Canada
2nd- Sweden
3rd- Czech Republic
4th- Russia
The only thing holding sweden back in the last olympics was some solid goaltending and now that they have Lundqvist playing well they will be a tough team to beat. The Czechs are tough not to pick 1st or 2nd but I dont think they got the hoarses on defense to take them all the way when being compared to Sweden or Canada. Russia can finish anywhere with all that talent and I really hope that Ovechkin Kovalchuk and Malkin play on the same line for sheer entertainment sakes. The U.S has no chance in hell and I dont care what anybody says on this site, they made too many bad picks and why the hell did they pick Chelios over Leetch, if you are gonna go with age with pick Chelios over Leetch? Im still mystified. I know Miller was injured but he can steal game for anybody unlike Greame or Esche. DiPietro is solid but he is no all star yet. The United States could very well finish behind Slovakia. Canada is Canada and if they all play together and as a team they should be able to win. The Swedes will be a tough test for the canucks and throw all those choke chants about the Swedes out the window this year because this time is gonna play hard and play to win.
THE REST THAT MATTER....
5th- Finland
6th- Slovakia
7th- U.S
8th- The Swiss
9th- Germany
10th- Latvia
11th- Kazakhstan
12th- Italy
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by Frank181 on Friday, December 23
(User Info | Send a Message) | | Alexei Zhamnov IS SO SHITTY! How did he make the team? Why not Val Bure? |
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by LeafyMcLeaf (Canadian_leafs_fan@hotmail.com) on Friday, December 23
(User Info | Send a Message) | Shit Pavel didn't pick his brother...
Ya, I posted it a few minutes before TSN posted all the completed roster... kinda blows. I looked alot of places too. |
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by Frank181 on Friday, December 23
(User Info | Send a Message) | | So you guys are agreeing with me :-D |
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by Flyer_Dman on Friday, December 23
(User Info | Send a Message) | I think the US team is a bit underrated. I realize they don't stand a chance against Sweden or Canada. However, they are a very gritty club and might end up doing damage against the softer teams such as Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Finland, and they could walk away from the Olympics with a medal.
I am not too sure how the schedule is set up or what division we are in, but as always, US vs. Russia will be fun to watch no matter the outcome. |
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by intothevoid001 on Friday, December 23
(User Info | Send a Message) | | wow... with the exception of 3, maybe 4 teams, its like the NHL playoffs... theres gotta be somebody in europe that can crack these rosters |
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by Dynamo710 on Saturday, December 24
(User Info | Send a Message) | No miracle on ice for the U.S.. Canada, Czech Republic, Sweden and Russia are the best.
Canada's lineup is impressive. Russia's top two goalies are having shaky seasons, and Bryzgalov is not proven. Sweden's hopes rest on Lundqvist, if he is on his game, they have a shot.
My Pick: Czech Republic.
Is it international rules, including ice surface being bigger?? |
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by captainjoefish (captainjoefishpirate) on Saturday, December 24
(User Info | Send a Message) | go finland
their third goalie should be Hannu Toivonen
i think he is ready and he barely ever has a bad game in boston even with their horrible defense |
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Re: Complete 2006 Hockey Olympic Rosters (Score: 1)
by crobar (rafbig22@yahoo.ca) on Saturday, December 24
(User Info | Send a Message) | | the starting goaltenders should be miller for usa, brodeur for canada, kolesnik for kazakhstan, budaj for slovakia, hasek for czech republic, nittymaki for finland, gerber for swiss, italy don't know, nabokov for russia, irbe for latvia, and lundqvist for sweden..the goaltenders who will excel in shootouts are brodeur, kolesnik, hasek, and lundqvist.. |
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